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NFL notebook: Patriots upgrade pass rush by signing Judon The Patriots also add defensive tackle Davon Godchaux, defensive back Jalen Mills and tight end Jonnu Smith. News service report Share Jonnu Smith, who caught 41 passes for the Titans last season, agreed to a four-year, $50 million deal with the Patriots. Sam Craft/Associated Press The Patriots took a step back on defense last season. It’s prompted Coach Bill Belichick to focus a lot of attention – and money – on that side of the ball at the unofficial start of free agency. A person familiar with the deal said Monday the Patr...

Report: Patriots Land Coveted Tight End The New England Patriots reportedly have agreed to terms with former Tennessee Titans tight end Jonnu Smith Author: Mar 15, 2021 Whether Cam Newton actually will be the Patriots’ starting quarterback this season or someone else will be throwing passes, there will be at least one extra weapon at his disposal. ESPN reported Monday that the Pats and tight end Jonnu Smith agreed to terms on a four-year, $50 million contract on the first day teams were allowed to negotiating with pending free agents. The former Tennessee Titans tight end was possibly the t...

New England sniffed around a Rudolph trade a couple of years ago when the tight end was having contract issues in Minnesota, although obviously nothing materialized.

Four potential landing spots for Kyle Rudolph in free agency.

Tom Brady Traitorade beer review: I drank it so you don’t have to Updated Feb 04, 2021; Facebook Share The Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski-inspired Traitorade key lime sour from Pawtucket, Rhode Island-based Smug Brewing tastes like lime and spite. It’s a beautiful anti-love letter from New England to the former Patriots stars after they jumped ship to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. From a distance, it can look like a Gatorade. But for those who really know it, you can see a dry, sarcastic layer of affection. It’s like walking down a Boston street in February, staring at the ground and not tal...